St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30

responded on behalf of the visitors. An
interesting programme of vocal music and
recitationS was successfully carried out.
After that refreshments were served, and
at 10 o'clock the floor was cleared for dane
ing. The party broke up at 80. TO the
efforts of the following ladies and gentle
men the success Of the entertainment was
largely due:
Reception Committee-R. l.. McGill. J. c.
Myron. James b. Darling, r. Howden, Law
renee Hope.
Refreshment Commttee-Nfrs. r. L. McGHl.
Mrs W. +. Myron, Mrs. y. Brown, Mrs. X.
Howden, Mrs. William Rodger.
Floor Committee-R. l.. McGill, j. c. Myron,
r. Howden. James B. Darling.
Among the guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. X. L. McGill. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. MyrOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Brown, MIR. and Mrs. Al
ian Black, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nevin. MIR. and
Mrs. William Rodger, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Roberts, MIR. and
Mrs Thomas Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Howden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haddow. Mr.. and Mrs. \. \. Robertson,
Mr.. ard Mrs. BrOde, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Culloch, Mr.. and Mrs. Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley, MIR. and Mrs. Il.
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs D. NJ Finlayson,
Misses Nevin, Thompson, Grathwell,
Mclean, Grow, Geddcs, Cannedy, Hope,
Moir, Bowie, Walls, Barr, Conway,
Thompson. OF Minneapolis, Mrs. Davis. Mrs
II.
james b. Darling, James II. Rtchie, D. II.
MacLeau, John Grant, George Grant William
Mosley, Williams, AdamSOn. William Tor
rance, A. NJ. IStratton Rumble. Robert Nc
Nicol, Hugh Nevin, Bradford, l.. Hope. John
C. Thompson, NJ Mel. Geddes, l.. Holland
Among the visiting curriers' were Fortune
John Patterson, ST., john Patterson, Jr., Nc
Neil, Sparling, Cooper DrummOnd. Fraser
and a. Patterson, all Of Winnipeg; Will Cur
RE. of Milwaukee; Wells. u Portage, Wis
Duncan, Steinhauser, of Minneapolis.
SOCIETY DOINOs.
A pretty operatta, entitled Mother Goose
written and adapted from popular operate
selections by Mrs. Harvey Officer, will be
given AT Standard hall next Thursday even
ing and Saturday afternoon by twenty chill
dren of St. Paurs parish for the benft OF the
sruild. 1t is Il delightful err alton, and will
Drove very attractive. 1t vii! oe followed by
n fan drill by a corps Of pretty misses.
The Summit Chaulauqua circle is promised
fine programme for its next meeting, Tuesday
evening. viii j. Amman, talented elocu-
zionist and Il new arrival III the city, will fur
nish part of the entertainment, as also will
f. D. Babcock. Miss Nellie Mabon and others.
All are welcome, as invitations are not re-
st,icted to members of the circle, at First NJ
E. church.
Tomorrow evening The marriage of Alex
ander Whyte. of Montana, and Miss Minnie
A. Bernhardt, of this city, will take place.
THE ceremony will be performed at the resi-
d6Dce OF JDe DFlUS = SiSlGI, Wis. a. H. I1COpCf,
No. 939 De Soto street. The happy couple re-
ceiye The congratulations of numerous friends
and admirers
Th,. marriage of Thomas c. Rierdon and
Miss Maud Scannell occurred last Wednesday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock at st. Johns church,
Davtous bluff. The young couple were at
tended by Miss Matte Ryan and NJ. F. Kahn.
4 reception followed at the home of the
bride's sister, Mrs. j. j. Mcdonald, 1876
Reaney street.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bushnell entertained
the Sir knights of damascus commanderY at
+heir residence on Nina avenue Friday even
ing. About $50 guests were in attendance,
md the affair was one of the most enjoyable
a,-ants OF the season. The reception lasted
from until II o'clock
tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Robert